"I am huge in my Mati's womb, straining her wide tunic."The abstract is hidden because it may contain spoilers. If you would like to read the full summary, simply use your cursor to highlight the next few lines and it will magically appear.
Abstract: Fourteen-year-old Kezi and Olus, Akkan god of the winds, fall in love and together try to change her fate--to be sacrificed to a Hyte god because of a rash promise her father made--through a series of quests that might make her immortal.
Harper Collins; 244 pages
Abstract: Fourteen-year-old Kezi and Olus, Akkan god of the winds, fall in love and together try to change her fate--to be sacrificed to a Hyte god because of a rash promise her father made--through a series of quests that might make her immortal.
Harper Collins; 244 pages
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What an interesting opening line to this book!
I am almost done reading this book, and am enjoying it. I think if you like Levine's style of reworking fairytales, you'll enjoy this one as well. I am anxious to see how this novel resolves itself.
I generally like Levine, but was disappointed with this one. It felt very stilted, and not at all what I was hoping for. I felt the character development was very thin.
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